Orville Les Paul LPC-75 Antique White 1991

Orville Les Paul LPC-75 Antique White 1991Orville (), was a brand of guitars that was managed by the Gibson Guitar Corporation for the Japanese market during the late 1980s and most of the 1990s. The name is borrowed from Orville Gibson, who founded Gibson in 1902. Now that that is out of the way, this guitar has every bit the look and sound of the classic Les Pauls at a price point that is a lot easier on the wallet. This has been an absolute joy to play and looks just as sweet. The neck is

Finish: Cherry Sunburst

action is comfortable

Rarely seen outside of Japan

850” at the 12th

A gloss finish with 90-sheen lacquer gives the Les Paul Junior Doublecut a high-end look that is consistent with its heritage

Noticeable difference in finish color (yellowing) around spots where stickers were placed (front and back)

The guitar features a 1/4 inch output jack made by Switchcraft

with correct logo and Kluson style Gotoh tuners which turn smoothly and hold pitch well

The guitar has a vibrant and clear acoustic voice as well

a stunning maple neck with birdseye and gun-oil tint

playing comfortably in every register

The Super-Tap 6 is featured on the RS-300